RE: রক্ষার প্রতিশ্রুতি - রাখিবন্ধন!
@iffatilyas, within my family, one of my paternal cousins also adopted a child who was left outside his door on a fortunate morning.
At that time, my paternal cousin was unmarried, and consequently, my aunt and uncle disapproved of that decision. Nevertheless, my paternal cousin was resolute in his intention to raise the child, and he successfully did so.
Subsequently, he married, and he now has a biological daughter.
In my previous post, I shared this story because we often discuss our perspectives on humanity. However, there exists a significant distinction between being a human and being humane.
Although it may sound bizarre, the reality remains that, even in this advanced era, most people do not accept children from orphanages who require a nurturing environment to thrive.
Instead, they prefer surrogacy or in vitro fertilisation, while few consider adopting a child from an orphanage to provide at least one child with a secure and healthy lifestyle. Isn't this rather outlandish?
Families need to raise their children with an emphasis on social responsibility.
Thank you for your invaluable insights!
@sduttaskitchen ma'am I believe that every child has the right to a safe home, love and a good upbringing, whether biological or adopted. Accepting children not only on the basis of relationship or blood but with love and responsibility is the only real thing. You have thought and there is a very important topic in parental accountability.
Your family did a really great and commendable job. Adopting a helpless child and giving him love, a home, and a secure future is certainly a great act of humanity. ❤️
May God bless you all for adopting this child and may your home always be filled with happiness and love. Amen. 🤲❤️